The personnel arranged by Lufa will naturally be thrown into the action team by Alexander Pierce.

It's just a road law requirement. You can leave them in the action team, but some of them need to be trained to become agents.

Doesn’t Alexander Pierce understand why Hydra people are asked to help train him as an agent? Isn’t he afraid of being brainwashed by them and then exploited in turn?

Lufa is really not worried that Alexander Pierce can do this. Just kidding, if you can brainwash the system soldiers, then Lufa will think that Hydra is really powerful.

If it weren't for the fact that he couldn't produce spies himself, Lufa wouldn't want to do it to others.

Alexander Pierce couldn't figure out the assassin's thoughts, but he believed that the assassin must have deep intentions, so he asked his confidant Sitwell, an Indian-born bald man with glasses, to arrange for the assassin's men.

"Sir, how should we arrange it?"

Sitwell didn't understand very well. There were a thousand more people this time, and all of them had no identity. They didn't even have entry records. It didn't matter if they didn't have entry records. After all, even if Hydra's hands and eyes were all over the sky, it was impossible to

All areas are under surveillance.

Not to mention there is such a thing as invisible flights, so just look at the entry and exit records.

What really deserves attention is that none of the Hydra branches around the world can find out the identities of these one thousand people. More importantly, these one thousand people are not Asians, but all white-skinned.

It would be fine if they were all Asian like the assassin leader. They would also know about the "death warriors and eaters" of the Orientals, but the problem is that they are not.

Their physical strength is generally comparable to those of elite mercenaries, but they look a bit duller.

But this is nothing. Hydra understands this kind of rigidity as being deliberately cultivated by the Assassin organization in order to kill most of their emotions and leave only obedience to orders.

It seems very successful now.

"Half go to the Action Team, and half go to SHIELD's Agent Academy and let them learn on their own."

Alexander Pierce thought for a while and then said.

As for taking them to Hydra's secret base to train them to become Hydra agents? Alexander Pierce is not stupid enough, so wouldn't that be equivalent to telling the assassin his secret?

Even if the assassin guy might know this, Alexander Pierce is still unwilling to take the gamble.

"Understood, sir."

Agent Sitwell nodded and said.

The next headache for him is how to arrange reasonable identities for these thousand people. It can only be said that the boss is fighting, and the younger brothers like them who are running errands will suffer. He doesn't know if the "assassin" did not arrange the identities on purpose.

American soldiers are still able to accept and execute orders. After Agent Sitwell assigned them their respective identities, he began to arrange which of them would go to the action team and who to go to the Secret Service Academy.

Unexpectedly, these assassins were very cooperative. There were no complaints or lack of cooperation throughout the process, and they were as taciturn as robots.

If they hadn't been able to speak, Agent Sitwell would have thought they didn't have the language organization skills to speak.

Sometimes stifling people's thoughts too much can cause them to become autistic and lose their ability to organize language.

Lu Fa is actually trying to see if these American soldiers can become stronger through learning, such as changing jobs and becoming spies or something.

It's naturally impossible to change in the game, but hasn't it become a reality now?

It would be much easier if you could become a spy.

However, Lufa still has to develop his own agents. On the one hand, he uses these American soldiers to contact those agents, whether they are SHIELD agents or Hydra agents, he can poach corners if he can.

The other is the so-called "clairvoyant" Hydra agent, John Garrett.

The comic version of the clairvoyant is one of the members of the Zodiac, but naturally this is not the case in the MCU universe.

It's really easy to do something if you know the character.

According to Lufa's understanding, John Garrett was terminally ill and used his resources in S.H.I.E.L.D. to establish the "Project Centipede", which later became a hodgepodge of Centipede Serum, and frantically researched the super soldier serum.

Trying to save his life with the Super Soldier Serum.

Originally, he was not a Hydra agent, but he was absorbed by Hydra because he could not accept that he would remain anonymous for the sake of justice all his life, no matter what achievements he made, no one would know.

It is easy for Lufa to recover his terminal illness and body, whether it is a terminal virus or anything else.

Not to mention that after subduing John Garrett, Agent Grant Ward will also become his subordinate.

John Garrett and Alexander Pierce are not so much superiors and subordinates as they are equals in SHIELD. If they can subdue him, everything that follows will be very beneficial to Lufa.
Chapter completed!